Tesla will reveal its next-generation Roadster on Thursday in Texas, nearly nine years after first previewing the electric sports car. The Roadster, priced at $200,000 with $50,000 reservations, is expected to serve as Tesla's new high-performance 'halo car' showcasing advanced technology, including a 0-60 mph time under one second and a 620-mile range. While it represents a small portion of Tesla's sales, the Roadster highlights Tesla's innovation amid its growing focus on AI and robotics. The event will take place at a SpaceX test site, emphasizing collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX.
Tesla's market cap stands at $1.45 trillion as of Oct 16, 2026 00:31 WIB, with a daily trading volume of 30,868,569 shares on Pluang. Despite the excitement around the new Roadster reveal, Tesla's stock price is down 1.92% at USD 360.10, while order activity on Pluang shows a strong buyer interest at 70%. The typical hold time for Tesla shares on Pluang is 88 days, indicating a moderate-term investment horizon among users.
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